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Detroit Lions LB Jack Campbell carted off after scary injury

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was carted off the field after a scary injury against the Minnesota Vikings.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was forced to leave the field in a shocking injury during the fourth quarter of their game against the Minnesota Vikings. The incident occurred immediately following his tackle on Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson. Campbell remained motionless on the ground as play was halted for an extended period.

The Lions' linebacker was eventually lifted off the field on a cart. In a subsequent announcement, the Lions' public relations team revealed that Campbell is being transported to a local hospital for a medical evaluation, suspected to be a neck injury. Detroit's defensive players, particularly EDGE Aidan Hutchinson, were visibly emotional upon witnessing Campbell's frightening exit.

The postgame updates on Campbell's condition are anticipated to be provided by the Lions. Additional coverage of the Lions can be found on their official Twitter account, @TheLionsWire, and their Facebook page. Josh, a Lions correspondent, can also be followed on X, @JoshOnLions. This report, originally published on Lions Wire, details the incident from start to finish.

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